We bought a hammer online for about $40, along with an OEM Tools PN 27127 rear axle bearing puller set that came with three separate tools for use with bearings ranging from 1- to 1-7/8-inch ID ...

Rotate the axle hole to each nut and remove each one ... a special puller attached to a slide hammer, an inexpensive seal puller, or you can use a pry bar, or even a hammer and screw driver.

Slide the axleshaft out, then you can use a seal puller to pop the axle seal out of the housing. While you have everything apart, inspect where the outer axle bearing rides on the axleshaft.

Removing the old seal is simplified with a seal puller. If you have an obscure axle, you should make note of the seal number before tearing into it. Nearly every seal has a stamped-in number that ...

The automobile contains a number of fluids that should all stay where they're supposed to be. Oil spots, coolant leaks, mystery drips, and other tell tale signs of fluids leaving their rightful ...

See All 28 Photos 9.Using a axle bearing puller borrowed from a local auto parts store, we removed the rear axle bearings and seals. See All 28 Photos 10.Our rear differential clutch pack was also ...